De cómo tuvieron lugar ambivalencias en la modernidad

Abstract

This article combines a reading of Zygmunt Bauman’s book on the relationship between Modernity and Ambivalence with an interpretation of the social construction of ambivalence into a particular modern project based on the cultural classification between natives and strangers, as an ambivalent social condition. mong the complex diversity of the transformation of the Jewish, and others strangers into ared, nd ‘adiaphorized’ bodies to the Nazi regime, my article focuses on one of them the increased nfluence f one eugenic idea into the realm of semantic of distinctions between values that finally oncluded in the limination of non-values lives.